Milford High School - Oak Lily and Ivy Yearbook (Milford, MA)

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ADVERTISING SECTION. 19 WALCOTT’S The Place to buy up=to=date styles in LADIES ' SHIRT WAISTS and SUITS. loO and 152 Main Street, Compliments of Cbe Outfit. Compliments of Brcber IRubber Co. LEAVE ORDERS AT 8 Exchange St., for Cttooo of ail iKinos. KINDLING A SPECIALTY. Smoke jflve Bros. Cigar MANUFACTURED BY NOLAN BROS., MILFORD, MASS. Matter %. Cougas, Unsurance Broker FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT AND HEALTH INSURANCE PLACED AT SHORT NOTICE IN RELIABLE COMPANIES. F O. SQUARE BUILDING, ROOM SOI TELEPHONESJ DO ™! 1 3 79 MILK STREET, BOSTON. TUFTS COLLEGE MEDICAL SCHOOL Offers a four years ' graded course including all branches of Scientific and Practical Medi¬ cine, The laboratories are extensive and fully equipped. Clinical instruction is given in the various Hospitals of Boston which af¬ ford facilities only to be found in a large city. TUFTS COLLEGE DENTAL SCHOOL Three years ' graded course covering all branches of Dentistry. Laboratory and Scien¬ tific courses are given in connection with the Medical School. Clinical facilities unsur¬ passed, 30,000 treatments being made annually in the infirmary. The Diploma of the Milford High School is accepted in lieu of entrance examinations, but candidates for the Medical School must , in addition to the diploma , present satisfactory certificates of proficiency in Latin and Physics. For further information or a catolog apply to FREDERIC IVI. BRIGGS, M. 13., Secretary, Tufts College Medical and Dental Schools, 416 HUNTINGTON AVE., BOSTON. Compliments of King Bros., Clothiers. Milford, Mass. GO TO CERUTI BROS., FOR Fruit, Cigars, Confectionery MAIN STREET, MILFORD. jobn lb. CarOella, |pb. ., Sown Mouse ipbarmacp. Patronize Our Advertisers.

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iS OAK, LILY AND IVY. jfrom @ur JErcbattges. —We are glad to receive the “Hiigis,” as it contains several interesting stories. A few short, interesting stories make a paper much more pleasing than one or two long, prosy ones. —The Red and Blue has an exceptionally long Exchange column in its De¬ cember number. It is well written and by far the best item of tbe paper. The article on Berlin is profusely illustrated by photographs. —The Student: Your chief deficiency is in your lack of cuts. Otherwise your paper is most interesting. —The article, “How I Kept House One Day,” in the Enfield Echo,” is very humorous. —Few, if any, of our Exchanges present a better appearance than “The Red and Gray.” Anyone who enjoys a good joke should read “An Advertise ment.” —“The Orange and Black” needs some cuts to improve its appearance. The “Beatrice Fairfax” column is certainly a novel way of introducing personal hits. —“The Dean Megaphone” is distinctive from the other papers on account of its fine print. It has a remarkably long Alumni column. —The contents of “The High School Herald,” are worthy of its bright cover. The stories are good and appropriate to the Christmas season. —The Plagiarist column in the “Tufts Weekly ” certainly contains many witty quips. —We acknowledge with thanks “The Leavitt Angelus,” “TheKarux,” “The Mt. Hollis Outlook,” “The Hedding Graphic,” “The College Signal,” “The Somerset Idea,” “The Courier,” “The Greylock Echo,” “The Argus,” “The Gates Index,” “The Mt. St. Joseph Collegian,” “The Artisan.” THE OAK, LILY AND IVY 18 PRINTED AT THE MILFORD DAILY JOURNAL OFFICE WHERE THE BEST PRINTING AND BINDING IN THIS SECTION ARE DONE. Remember when you want to advertise the columns of the Journal will give you the best results

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20 ADVERTISING SECTION. MONUMENTS, THE BEST MADE. CALL AND SEE IVLE. A. C. KINNEY, South Bow Street, Milford. WALTER L. COLLINS, Hrcbitect. ■ IRooms 7 1=2 anb 9. Collins Building, - Milford, Mass. INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS, 1H. a. Daniels. P. O. Block, Milford. Lilley Mader, Confectioners. 149 Main Street, - Milford. S. A. EASTMAN CO., Manufacturers of all kinds of WOODEN BOXES For Boots, Shoes, Straw goods. Also plain and fancy paper boxes. Mill, C or. Central and Depot Sts., Milford. GOUCHER’S HOTEL, 47 CENTRAL STREET, MILFORD. EUROPEAN PLAN. This hotel has been fitted up in the most elaborate and convenient manner. Tables supplied with best market aftords. Prices reasonable. ALFKED GOUCIIER, Proprietor. AT J. L. BUXTON’S MACHINE SHOP REAR 42 CENTRAL STREET. All kinds of Machine Jobbing done. Cutlery of every description ground. Scissors, scythes, axes and lawn mowers sharpened. Skates ground concave O. K. Sewing machines repaired. Lock-smith. Com¬ plete set of violin maker’s tools. Also proprietor of the Improved Acme Heating Drum; it burns no fuel. TRY ONE, YOU WILL LIKE IT. DILLON BROS., Contractors and Builders, MILFORD. THtfib School. 711ew IHospital. Co?npliments of JAMES H. REYNOLDS. 106 Alain Street, Lyceum Block. RANAHAN BROTHERS, Cigar {manufacturers. Retail dealers in Pipes and Tobacco. Best Wishes of A FRIEND. HERBERT HUNTER, CLOTHING GLEANED AND COLORED. Clean ; ng Ladies’ Garments a Specialty. 178 Main Street, Milford, Mass. WM. JOHNSTON TEAMING GO., Piano and Furniture Moving a Specialty. Teaming of All Kinds. Office 71 Main Street. Tel. Con. SAVE ONE DOLLAR A BARREL BY Y B g NG FLOUR OF HENRY L. PATRICK, Mill Agent for Washburn-Crosby Co. ' s, Gold Medal and John Alden Flour. Compliments of Cbomas jf. Jflanmgan. Patronize Our Advertisers.